Growth For Life

“If you don’t like the road you’re walking, start paving another one!”

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Mon-Thur 10:00am – 7:00pm
Friday 8:00am – 7:00pm
Sat-Sun 9:00am – 4:00pm

 (303) 380-5526

Welcome to Road to Growth Counseling

“Helping people of all ages live happier, healthier and more productive lives.”

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✓ What makes a healthy relationship?
✓ Why do people abuse relationship boundaries?
✓ Setting emotional boundaries in relationships.

Get Your Free e-book: Boundaries in Relationships

Goals of Therapy

  • Know yourself better
  • Alleviate emotional pain and negative thinking
  • Establish more effective coping mechanisms
  • Create and maintain healthy relationships
  • Develop self confidence
  • Reach your full potential
  • Focus on problem solving in a goal-oriented framework

Treatment Areas

Performance Neuro-Counseling

“Unlock the power of your brain to reach your highest potential”

Work one on one with Stephanie Camins, LPC to develop your peak performance

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MEET OUR COUNSELORS

STEPHANIE CAMINS – Clinical Director – MA, LPC

  • Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) #3338
  • EMDR Level 2 Certification
  • Divorce and Child Custody Mediation Certificate
  • Master of Arts, Counseling Psychology – University of Northern Colorado
  • Bachelor of Arts, Psychology – University of Colorado Boulder

I have worked with children, adolescents, adults and families for 15 years in a variety of mental health and educational settings with a focus on increasing personal strengths and fostering healthy relationships. I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, depression, stress management, trauma, life transitions, relationship issues, parenting, interpersonal struggles and work and career issues.

In working with clients I use cognitive behavioral (CBT), client centered and systems modalities, tailoring treatment to the specific needs of each individual. Therapy is a collaborative effort in which client and therapist work jointly to identify barriers to growth, resolve past traumas and focus on strategies to improve wellness. My approach to counseling is warm, collaborative, supportive and direct. My belief is that every person has the ability to heal, change and grow. A strong therapeutic relationship encourages trust and allows the client and therapist to work equally in a team approach on difficult issues. As part of this process, I work to create tools and coping skills to fit the needs of each unique person using a variety of techniques.​

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JENNA DeROSA – LPCC

  • Master of Arts, Mental Health Counseling—Northwestern University
  • Bachelor of Arts, Psychology—University of Nebraska

Prior to my therapy work, I have worked with both adults and teenagers in transitional housing. I have over 6 years working with both adolescents and adults in a mental health setting. The individuals within this population struggle with; substance use, depression, anxiety, PTSD, sexual orientation, gender identity, body image, eating disorders and more.

While working with a variety of individuals amidst life transitions, depression and anxiety; I enjoy the ability to work collaboratively with clients to find a treatment that is best suited for them. I truly believe each client presented offers a unique experience and treatment should be tailored to fit their needs.

My goal is to provide a place for individuals to feel valued and heard. Acceptance is provided in order for individuals to feel safe vocalizing their struggles and emotions. I practice with sincere, direct and open communication in order to build the therapeutic alliance with each client. This foundation of therapy is what I strive to offer.

I chose this work in order to support each individual on their journey. I am moved by the connection that is formed with each individual in the therapeutic setting. I am privileged to witness and support each client as they begin feel empowered and motivated while growth and change is occurring.

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ALEXA ASHWORTH – MFT Intern

  • Master of Arts in progress, Marriage and Family Therapy – Regis University
  • Bachelor of Arts, Community Psychology- University of Saint Cloud State

As a pre-licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I specialize in working with couples, families, parent-child relationships, and individuals.

I have always been passionately motivated to pursue a path where I am able to sit with other’s pain, providing the space one needs to find their own inner light.  Since I was a little girl I have been constantly evolving into who I am today. The woods in my backyard growing up were a vast, entangled play area where my mind was able to run wildly. It started as a place to pretend and over the years became a sanctuary to meditate in and journal personal thoughts. I believe the place of peace I found in the woods is also that place of peace that can be found in the therapy room. This being said, my style of therapy is very experiential and I choose to work with clients as a whole person.  It is my belief that every person can heal and grow through seeing the mind, body, and spirit as one.

I have an extensive and experienced background working as a Youth Treatment Counselor for adolescents and young children under the age of ten.  Both populations I worked with were at risk for suicidal ideation, had self-injurious behaviors, struggled with major psychological needs, and endured the discomfort of deep emotional scars that have been imprinted on their lives from traumatic events.  Alongside working with at risk youth and children, I have been a nanny with different family systems for eight years.  Each family has shown me that when one another are being heard and emotions are validated, everyone has a larger sense of belonging.

I have also worked with individuals who have struggled with depression, loss, low self-esteem, high anxiety, or role confusion through volunteer and mission trips.  In this recent year I have started to gain experience working with couples and families as they have encountered challenging life transitions or unknowns of a new directional path.

By more fully loving ourselves and knowing who we are, we can then know how to have better relations with others.  Especially those we love.  Love for me is the main source of finding unity within oneself and union with another.  We are all capable of this discovery.

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MORGAN BLAIR – MA Intern

  • Master of Arts, Mental Health Counseling—Northwestern University
  • Bachelor of Fine Arts with an Emphasis in Art Therapy – Art Institute of Chicago

“For the last several years, I have been working with both adolescents and adults with eating disorders. Through my time spent working with eating disorders in various levels of care, I have come to the knowledge that every disorder is a complex and unique struggle. From this work has developed a deep passion for working with individuals struggling with food addictions, emotional eating, body image, and/or self-esteem. In addition to eating disorders, I have experience running art therapy groups with men struggling with substance abuse as well as adults with varying intellectual disabilities. I have also have worked with individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and PTSD.

I understand that each client has unique struggles and needs, therefore I work to incorporate various aspects of healing into my work. In addition to therapy, I am a yoga/meditation instructor and working artist. Upon discussion with clients, I would love to find creative ways to integrate these outlets into therapeutic work because, first and foremost, my hope is to treat the whole person and not just a diagnosis.

Whatever emotional struggle, stressor, or disorder an individual is struggling with I am certain there is a unique approach that will lead to healing.”

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JAIME GRAINGER – MA Intern

  • Master of Arts in progress, Marriage and Family Therapy – Regis University
  • Bachelor of Arts- Indiana University Bloomington, Bachelors of Art in psychology

During my time working within the human services field I have developed a strong passion for helping those that are feeling stuck . As an aspiring clinician I have had the pleasure of helping people in transition for several years. A large part of my experience stems from working with youth, adults, and families in regards to marital and family issues, career, school, and life cycle transitions. My career path began while pursuing my bachelor’s in psychology at Indiana University Bloomington where I worked within a volunteer setting providing group services to impoverished families. Upon graduation, I became a residential counselor at Turning Point for Youth and Family services where I was able to help teens and young adults struggling with life style transitions, and substance abuse. During this time, I helped clients with basic life skills, career development, and community reintegration. I then went on to accept a position with the Department of Human Services as a kinship case aide, working alongside children and families in order to find suitable placement options within one’s biological kin. After this I had the privilege of beginning to work alongside the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation as a Career Counselor, helping those with barriers to employment secure jobs and gain independence, while also facilitating behavioral adjustment trainings, and life coaching. Over the years these opportunities have allowed me to discover a true passion of mine, providing insightful healing. During sessions I enjoy taking the time to get to know each of my clients on an individual level and believe emotional support and encouragement are integral parts of the healing process. I also believe that some things are learned best through experiences and therefore try and incorporate experiential elements into our therapeutic time together such as role playing, and hands on activities within session as needed. I also often work with behavioral interventions such as cognitive behavioral therapy, and dialectical therapy in order to further assist clients and bring awareness to coping methods and thought processes. I also work to help clients identify communication patterns, strengths, and promote unconditional positive regard, and open communication patterns within relational systems. Some of my additional certifications include CPR / First Aid, QMAP, CAC I, and registered psychotherapist with the State of Colorado. Overall, I consider it a privilege to walk alongside others in their journey to obtaining peace and congruence.

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KAYLA CURRIER – Psycho Educational Group Lead

  • B.A. Elementary Education

I am currently completing student teaching as a Kindergarten teacher at Weber Elementary.  I have endorsements in special education, as well as, culturally and linguistically diverse education. I have taught in a classroom for children with autism in Westminster Public School district where I received training in emotional and physical support including sensory interventions for children 4-12 years of age.

I have training in curriculum development for WONDERS, PMI, PSI and Zones of Regulation. I also have training in DIBELS testing and running records for children struggling in literacy. In this practice, I look forward to helping children learn self-regulation in social and emotional situations. Social and emotional self-regulation is important in helping children master new challenges, increase self-esteem and improve pro-social interactions.

Services

OUR COUNSELING SERVICES

Uses client specific assessments and treatment plans to develop goals focusing on decreasing maladaptive thought and behavior patterns and increasing adaptive coping and life skills. Individual therapy focuses on lifespan development through all ages children, adolescents and adults.​

Family therapy incorporates all members of the family to improve communication, increase problem solving and conflict resolution strategies in order to improve the family dynamics and bond.

Couples counseling focuses on improving conflict resolution, communication, and intimacy issues, guiding couples to rebuild and improve the quality of their relationship.

Kid Zones

Body Image Group

LGBTQ Group

Parent training focuses on instructing parents in positive discipline techniques. Whether working with married parents, divorced co-parents, step parents or blended families, working on a shared plan to discipline and provide developmentally appropriate routines and structure for children and teens is important in their growth.is important in their growth.

Mediation is a positive way to resolve important disputes . The mediation process seeks to find a “win-win” solution for both parties who agree to work voluntarily for a mutually satisfying agreement. Successful mediation protects the relationship in the process of solving difficult family problems. Mediation services offered include: parenting time, minor decision making, elder care, and adult family conflicts involving step families, in-laws, and parent/adult children disputes.

In play therapy, toys are the child’s words and play is the child’s language (Landreth, 2002). Using play therapy, therapists help children learn more adaptive behaviors to improve emotional-modulation, resolve trauma, address social skill deficits, improve communication and problem solving. Play therapy provides an avenue for young children to express their experiences and feelings in a safe and neutral environment.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing is an integrative form of therapy focusing on processing distressing events and memories, correcting distorted thinking styles, and eliminating negative emotions and behaviors caused by unresolved issues. EMDR uses an 8 phase treatment model aimed at the resolution of traumatic and adverse life experiences through the use of standardized set of procedures and clinical protocols.

Cognitive behavioral therapy identifies unhelpful patterns of thinking, behavior and emotional regulation.  Clients learn specific coping skills to change thought patterns and behaviors which lead to improved emotional states of being.

Dialectical behavioral therapy is a cognitive behavioral therapy approach that teaches skills including mindfulness, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness and emotion regulation.

Telemental health provides counseling from a distance via online conferencing. The client and therapist are in two different locations using a secure interface for sessions.  The benefit to doing therapy remotely includes convenience and increased accessibility to services.  You simply need access to the internet and a private location.

There are several models of Clinical Supervision including developmental, psychotherapy based, and integrative models.  I follow most closely the developmental model.   Supervision moves from most directive to least directive as a counselor in training develops knowledge and increases their skill base.  Areas of supervision include:

  • intervention
  • skills competence
  • assessment techniques
  • interpersonal assessment
  • client conceptualization
  • individual differences
  • theoretical orientation
  • treatment goals and plans
  • professional ethics

Supervision is tailored to meet the needs of each counselor’s experience and skill level.

Affordable Counseling Program

Road to Growth Counseling is happy to announce our new Affordable Counseling Program. Our clinic has partnered with Northwestern and Regis Universities to train and supervise advanced graduate interns.

Our masters-candidate clinicians offer a low-cost, high quality counseling option for those seeking psychological services including individual, couples, families, children, adolescents and groups.  They provide counseling for, depression, anxiety, grief, stress management, relationship issues and more.

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Social Media and Your Teen

Social Media and Your Teen Author:  Jenna DeRosa   The Emotional Impact Social Media If you ask any teenager how social media impacts their life, most will tell you, positively. It is the primary access to their social world.  It allows them to feel more connected to their friends. In fact, 91% of young people use the internet for social networking. For all the positives teens list, many question the additional [...]

How much alcohol is too much? When should this be addressed in the therapy room? When should you speak up?

How much alcohol is too much? When should this be addressed in the therapy room? When should you speak up? Author:  Jenna DeRosa   Have you noticed yourself drinking more than usual? Needing a glass or two of wine after work? Did one glass of wine turn into needing the whole bottle? Finding yourself looking forward to that drink after your long day? But, when is drinking a problem [...]

What is the Difference Between a Licensed Professional Counselor, an Intern Therapist, and a Registered Therapist?

What is the Difference Between a Licensed Professional Counselor, an Intern Therapist, and a Registered Therapist? Author:  Stephanie Camins - MA, LPC   Licensed Professional Counselor (MA, LPC) must hold a Master's degree in their profession and have two years and 2,000 hours Post-Master’s supervision by a licensed professional in direct client/patient care. Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (MA, LPCC) must hold a Master’s degree and is working towards licensure under [...]

What is Telemental Health?

What is Telemental Health? Author:  Stephanie Camins - MA, LPC   Telemental health is simply receiving therapy through electronic means whereby the client and clinician are in two different locations.  Video sessions are accessed through a secure video conferencing platform.   After assessing for a good fit for this form of counseling, I will provide you with log in information to the system.  I use Counsol for video sessions as [...]

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How to Build a Support System

How to Build A Support System Author:  Stephanie Camins - MA, LPC   Isolation is a major cause of depression in adults. As we move into adult responsibilities: work, parenting,  marriages, we tend to let our relationships fade into the background. You may not be exposed to groups of people in your daily life like when you were younger. Many of us have jobs that are isolating. The trend to [...]

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What Is Resiliency?

  What Is Resiliency? Author:  Stephanie Camins - MA, LPC   Resilience is referred to often in emotional wellness circles but typically without adequately describing the importance of having or attaining this quality. Any challenging life circumstance that creates a flood of emotion and a perceived loss of control can challenge our ability to cope. Resilience is the human ability to rebuild or come back from difficult situations. We all [...]